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A study on the hidden virtues of being late: A sociological view of the strategic use of time pressures in organizations
[Investigación sobre las virtudes ocultas de los retrasos, una visión sociológica de la utilización estratégica de la restricción temporal en las organizaciones]

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  • Denis Jeambrun

    (Airbus [France])

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Are delays regularly experimented by major state programmes synonymous with failure or, paradoxically, would they be a strategy for success? Through the appearance of delays in the context of a programme of drones, this article puts forward the emergence of a strategy using these delays. The constraints and interests of the players push them to tolerate, accept and even implement this strategy despite the disadvantages associated with the situation. [A full text translation in English is available on: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Denis_Jeambrun/]

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  • Denis Jeambrun, 2017. "A study on the hidden virtues of being late: A sociological view of the strategic use of time pressures in organizations [Investigación sobre las virtudes ocultas de los retrasos, una visión sociol," Post-Print hal-01661688, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-01661688
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    Keywords

    rationality ; bounded rationality; project; sociology; Political Science; Sociology of Labour; Strategic Management; Decision Making; Suppliers; Strategic Analysis; Identity; Strategy; Time Management; Delay; Uncertainty ; social; industrial; human; uncertainty; interface; player; analysis; Sociology of Organizations; Drone; Late on Schedule; Delay in delivery; Project Management; Sociology of Work; Sociology; complex; business; context; collective; workload; budget; weapons; social bond; firm; company; power; state-controlled; game; governance; future; issue; failure; UAV; delays; defence; culture; decision; Crozier; planning; crisis; belief; process; programme; strategy; transaction; time; symbol; negotiation; management; objective; organisation; costs; society; travail; valeur; stratégie; Symboles; temps; processus; programme; objectif; planification; organisation; management; négociation; Loi de Programmation Militaire; sociologie; société; pouvoir; retards; lien social; coûts; contrôle; étatique; futur; gestion; entreprise; enjeu; défense; délais; industriel; commercial; budget; acteur; analyse; armement; croyance; crise; Crozier; culture; collectif; projet; rationalité limitée; complexe; contexte; relations humaines; décision; incertitude; échec; charge de travail;
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